Irving Kirsch, a professor of psychology at the University of Hull in the United Kingdom, has
devoted much of his career to determining whether antidepressants are any more effective …

Abstract Posted July 15, 2002. Responds to numerous comments on the authors' original
article (see record 2002-14079-003) on drug and placebo responses in studies on …

In The Emperor's New Drugs, Irving Kirsch, a psychology professor at the University of Hull
in the United Kingdom, details the research that led him to conclude that antidepressants …

Professor Kirsch begins this book with a clear-cut, yet controversial, statement:
antidepressants simply do not work. In fact, he says, data from randomised controlled trials …

Harvard Mental Health Letter Page 1 HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL Harvard Mental
Health Letter VOLUME 19 • NUMBER 9 MARCH 2003 Are antidepressants placebos? A …

November, 2011. In a two-part article published recently in the New York Review of Books,
1, 2 Marcia Angell wrote a composite review of three recent books, including a book entitled …

Bethesda MD. Irving Kirsch, Ph. D., is a clinical psychologist and current professor of
psychology at the University of Hull, UK, as well as Professor Emeritus at the University of …

Abstract This blog discusses Michael Thase's review of" The Emperor's New Drugs:
Exploding the Antidepressant Myth" by Irving Kirsch. The book discusses limitations of …

(This is a preview of the Rumble in Reno II scheduled for Oct. 18. The debate between
Kirsch and Thase will focus on the issues highlighted in these point/counterpoint articles …

With tens of millions of people in the United States taking antidepressants, a provocative
study has gained media attention1 because it suggests that antidepressants don't work …